[antlr-interest] CodeSections - a very simple version of noweb for treewalkers (and other uses)
Terence Parr
parrt at jguru.com
Sat Oct 26 09:49:10 PDT 2002
Hi Matthew,
Very cool stuff!
Monty is here in San Francisco for a few days but should be back to the
wilds of Oregon and his computer soon. :)
Ter
On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 09:58 PM, Matthew Ford wrote:
> Hi list,
> Mony has mentioned a few times in the past the benifit of using noweb
> for treewalkers.
>
> The idea is that for multi-pass tree walkers the structure is usually
> almost the same, just the actions vary.
>
> Please find attached CodeSections, simple command line and ant jars
> that will selectively output code sections as required.
>
> The source code for both versions is in CodeSection.cs Naturally
> CodeSections is used to generate the two versions from the one master
> file.
>
> regards
> matthew
>
> The complete docs are at the top of CodeSection.cs part of which
> are reproduced below
>
> --------------------------
> Input File Format
> --------------------------
> alternative code sections start with
> <<id>>=
> starting in col1 and followed by whitespace and newline
> where id is $ alpha or underscore followed by $ alpha,underscore or
> digits (a Java identifier)
> spaces are NOT allowed within id or between << id and >>=
>
> sections continue until next section or EOF
>
> <<*>>=
> is the default section that is always output (note: here it is not in
> col1 so is not processed, see real examples below)
>
> To output other code sections list the id's of the sections to be
> output in the arguments
>
> java -jar CodeSections inputFile outFile [ids]*
>
> If there are no ids listed just the <<*>>= sections will be output.
>
> If you ask for an id that does not exist in the input file a warning
> is printed on
> System.out
>
> See this file and the testin.cs for examples
>
>
> this is a real example of using the default code section tag
> <<*>>=
>
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